Sentence examples for gauge definition from inspiring English sources

Geometrical aberrations, which have previously been well documented for slit gauge definition systems, are a necessary consequence of the gauge definition process and give rise to apparent strains when scanning through a surface.

"What we are doing is at the edge of what you can do as a lawful protest … we will proceed to use the highest court to gauge a definition of where the law stands," she said.

Especially for the verification process of functional microstructures a model-based testing has benefits: Using the model like a kind of "virtual functional gauge" imprecise standardized definitions and measurement evaluations can be omitted, while the functional ability is getting quantitatively predictable.

That is why there are no gauge links in the definition of the (j/psi) wave function [29].

We collect some preliminaries on gauge spaces and basic definitions.

A heat flux gauge, thermocouples, a high-definition video recorder and an infrared wavelength camera were used to evaluate the severity of the flash fires.

In this study a multi-channel parabolic neutron guide was developed to be used instead of the primary slit to minimise the loss of intensity and vertical definition of the gauge volume when using slits placed far away from the measurement position in bulky components.

If the gauge (delta_{varepsilon}) in the preceding Definition 8(i) can be chosen as a positive constant, then the function h is called Riemann-Stieltjes integrable with respect to T (and likewise for Definition 8 ii)).

It is important to note that the precise definition used to gauge participation in UR will affect the outcome.

Now, we shall recall some preliminaries on ordered gauge spaces and introduce some definitions.

It's difficult to gauge whether the accuracy of definitions and the data have really improved in recent years.